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'We Intend to Make Telluride Even More Like Telluride.'
TELLURIDE – A purchase agreement was inked on Friday, May 3, that could lead to an "authentic" and "comprehensive" development of Telluride's South Fir Street properties long held by the estate of Joseph Zoline, who founded the Telluride Ski Resort.
In a partnership between Los Angeles- and Boulder-based Meriwether Companies and Lifton Zoline International, the two entities have reached an agreement to purchase all the South Fir Street properties held in the estate of Joe Zoline for future comprehensive development. These properties include everything on the west side of South Fir Street from Baked in Telluride and the Village Market to the historic roofless stone structure across Pacific Avenue, and the private parking lot adjacent to it. It also includes the small dirt parking lot on the east side of South Fir Street at its intersection with Pacific Ave. Broker Michael Ward of Telluride Sotheby's International Realty represented Lifton Zoline International in the deal.
For longtime Telluride residents Pamela Lifton-Zoline and her husband John, who together own Lifton Zoline International, finding the partnership to develop these core properties has been a long time coming.
"For Telluride, this represents a tremendous opportunity to get a comprehensive and coherent plan for that area," Pamela said. "One of the reasons this area is so critical is because it links the area between the gondola and the whole upper world of Mountain Village to main street and the center of town. It's a critical artery."
Meriwether Companies has a history of development in resort communities and currently has projects in Steamboat Springs, Colo., Big Sky, Mont., Kamas, Utah, Rancho Mirage, Calif., and the Lorian residential project in Mountain Village. The company is a real-estate private-equity, investment and development firm focused on luxury residential projects in resort communities. For Noah Hahn, one of Meriwether's managing partners, the firm is interested in Telluride because of the authentic experience it provides.
"Telluride is the most authentic mountain experience probably in North America," Hahn said. "That is what drew us to town. This is arguably the most iconic site in Telluride and we started maybe six months ago getting to know John and Pam to make sure it was the right fit."
Both partners in the agreement said it's too early in the process to discuss development details other than they plan for a comprehensive and cohesive mixed-use project that will be unique, authentic and will enhance the core of Telluride.
"We have a long way to go," Hahn said. "The idea that has resonated for us is really creating something authentic. We are enamored with Telluride and what it is today. We are not here to change it."
One of the unique challenges to developing in this area is what to do with the historic Telluride Transfer Warehouse structure at the corner of South Fir and Pacific. While some developers may see these stone walls as an obstacle, Hahn sees it as an opportunity.
"Part of developing an authentic project is taking into consideration those structures that are historic. We know that structure needs to stay and be incorporated into the new development," Hahn said. "It's a challenge but it's also an opportunity. We need to take advantage of those structures and incorporate them into the project. They will add to its authenticity."
"We see it as a kind of wonderful seed element for what really interesting and handsome structures can be built there," Pamela added.
Because the area is such a critical piece to Telluride's downtown, the developers said they intend to work very closely with the Town of Telluride and the Telluride community to make sure that public benefit is properly represented. Both Pamela and John Lifton-Zoline believe the shared vision with Meriwether Companies will create a development that continues Joseph Zoline's vision for Telluride.
"After many years of effort, John and I are delighted to have come to this moment," Pamela said. "We feel it carries on my father's legacy – strengthening the economy, deepening the culture, and adding to the vibrancy and diversity of our downtown neighborhood. We intend to make Telluride even more like Telluride."
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9-1/2 Things I Love about Disney World
1. It truly is the "Happiest Place on Earth." Whether it's because Orlando sits in some weird dimensional time shift or the laws of physics are suspended there, it is physically impossible to be somber at Disney World. In fact, even frowning is frowned upon.
2. The minute you arrive, you become part of a fairy tale. Unfortunately, when you get home, it's hard to come back to reality. In fact, I'm still trying to convince my boss that I'm King James and have a Princess Daughter. Though it's not as hard to convince my daughter.
3. Walt used to love walking through Disneyland in the morning before anyone else had arrived. When we take advantage of Extra Magic Hours and walk down Main Street in the Magic Kingdom, before the park has officially opened, we know why he did, and what he was probably feeling.
4. Watching old B-movies with our kids at the Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater. After all, where else can you be harassed by carhops, dunk French fries in your shake, and tell your kids to stop poking each other in the back seat, all while enjoying the nuanced storyline of "The Giant Gila Monster"?
5. The Kitchen Sink dessert at Beaches and Cream in the Beach Club Resort. Eight scoops of ice cream covered with fudge, fruit, caramel, nuts and candy bars – with an entire can of Whipped Cream on top. But don't worry; I always ask for a diet drink.
6. Every time you go to Disney World, something will happen that you'll remember the rest of your life. On our most recent trip, my nine-year-old daughter forgot her purse – with her cell phone inside – on the monorail, which meant that life as we knew it stopped. After sharing our story with Security, they radioed the train we'd been on, and asked the conductor to drop it off at the next station, so another train could pick it up on the way back. Within half an hour, I was giving Alexandra's purse back to her. While Disney had given her something even more important – the belief that magic does exist.
7. Watching my family's faces as they try the different Coca-Cola products at Club Cool, especially the ones they don't like. As for me, when I drink "Beverly" from Italy, I end up looking like Yoda. Or Ernest Borgnine.
8. The Friendship boats that take you between the parks and resorts. In fact, just saying "Friendship" makes you feel good. It's definitely better than "Acquaintance Flotilla."
9. The miniature village and trains in the Germany Pavilion at the World Showcase. I don't care how old the man, the minute he sees those trains, he becomes seven again. And he doesn't even want a refund on his adult ticket.
9-1/2. Why a half? To remember that you can't do anything halfway at Disney. You have to commit, like Walt did. After all, he's the same man who bought a first class train ticket for Hollywood, to try to become a director, after his Laugh-O-Gram company in Kansas City failed. When his wife Lillian was asked later why Walt would buy such an expensive ticket when he had almost no money, she said it was because "he always liked the best way."* And, all you have to do is ride "Peter Pan's Flight," watch "Illuminations," listen to the detailed "backstory" behind the Tower of Terror, or sit wide-eyed on the Kilimanjaro safari, to realize that Walt's commitment to perfection endures.
What are your reasons?
*"Walt Disney: The Triumph of the American Imagination" by Neal Gabler, pp. 77. (2006, Vintage Books)
Copyright 2010, James R. Warda. All rights reserved. James R. Warda, author of Where Are We Going So Fast?, is a Speaker, Writer and Workshop Presenter on finding meaning in our moments. He has written and spoken for Chicken Soup for the Soul and the Chicago Tribune.
Top Ten Must Do's for the Disney Dad.
Many of the Dads I know that are heading to Disney World for the first time have that very familiar first timer's look of fear and worry. Well I'm here to tell ya, you've got nothing to worry about. Walt Disney World is the most family friendly tourist attraction on the planet. The saddest stories I hear are when the entire trip just flew by and was so stressful that they couldn't wait to get home. What a tragedy. In order to prevent the Disney Dad Blues I have compiled a list of my Top Ten Must Do's For the Disney Dad.
1) Ride test track. This ride is a blast for the whole family. I would make sure you do this before you do the draft beers from around the world showcase challenge and take it from me take off your hat.(I miss That Hat)
2) Draft beers from around the World Showcase challenge. I have successfully completed this one twice. Pace yourself if you're a beginner. Start on the Canada side so you can get your significant other a glass of wine or a Grand Marnier slushy in France to get her more keen on your Draft Beer endeavor
3) Illuminations. This is a must for all Disney Dads. Fire, explosions, liquid propane torches, lasers, argh argh argh (Tim Allen groans). Best viewed in my opinion in front of The Japan Pavilion. (Beer tap and bathroom at the top of the little hill, SHHHHH! Don't tell anyone).
4) Mission Space (Epcot) – Feel the sensation of blast off with the same technology that NASA uses to prepare their astronauts for flight. In the space vehicle, each person on the four person flight crew is assigned a task to make the mission successful. As your space craft "launches" into space, you feel the G forces push you back as your window to space shows your progress as you race toward the heavens. (Another one to do before the Draft beer challenge).
5) Expedition Everest (Disney's Animal Kingdom) Enjoy a scenic train trek to the top of Mount Everest, which is at least until the infamous Yeti changes the plan. As your train emerges from a cave, riders catch a glimpse of the Yeti's shadow and notice the train track ahead is ripped into two. Unable to proceed, the train starts going backwards, downhill into a dark cave and speeds over and around Mount Everest to escape the Yeti.
6) Fantasmic! (Disney's Hollywood Studios) – Mickey Mouse's dreams quickly turn in to a nightmare as the forces of good and evil battle for control of Mickey's dreams in the spectacular show at Disney's Hollywood Studios. Presented in the Hollywood Hills Theater, the memorizing show features all of your Disney friends, fireworks, music, floating stages, and patented water screen technology on which clips from classic Disney movies are shown. Beer and pretzels conveniently sold at the top of the amphitheater.
7) The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror (Disney's Hollywood Studio) – Find yourself in an episode of the classic TV show "The Twilight Zone." From the moment you step in to the deserted Hollywood hotel, you know somethings not right. From the hotel's boiler room, riders are whisked in to a service elevator for a journey to the top of the hotel… 13 stories up. Along the way, the elevator stops on different floors to reveal scenes straight out of the Twilight Zone. Then, without warning, the elevator plunges 13 stories straight down. Do this before the big lunch at the Brown Derby
8) Rock 'N' Roller Coaster (Disney's Hollywood Studios) – Aerosmith invite riders to be VIP's at their concert .The only problem is that the show beings in just a few minutes and the limo has to take off like a rocket from 0-57mph in 2.8 seconds. From there, it's a super-fast journey through the freeways of LA to get to the show on time. Along with plenty of ups, downs, and loops, riders rock out to an awesome speaker system in each "limo" playing some of Aerosmith's greatest hits. Go ahead and get you 80's on with this ride.
9) Wishes. No not from Magic Kingdom. Take a ride over to Fort Wilderness Campground or the Wilderness Lodge and Order up a Cold one at the Outdoor bar while you await a great fireworks show followed by parade of light up boat floats with music. I'm not saying that Magic Kingdom is no good, but it is a dry park if you know what I mean. Also the beaches are less crowded and have hammocks so you can snuggle with your lady while the kids make sand castles in the dark.
10) GIVE IN TO YOUR KIDS. 1-9 are for you but you must be sure that you let each one of your children have their special moment. Grant them a Disney Wish. Let them pick something to do, or lead the way, map in hand, to the next stop. Be their best friend. Be their age. Look through their eyes. BE A KID AGAIN. You'll never forget it.
Most important of all, have FUN being a DAD!!!
See ya real soon,
Have fun storming the castle boys……
The Mountain.
Well, it's been a while since I sat down to the keyboard for a Disney related bit of writing. One could say I had lost my mojo. Living in upstate NY and being a business owner there, has really taken a toll on me this year. I feel that upstate NY is slowly turning into Detroit, Michigan sans the car factories. Every school function has been littered with talks of divorces, job losses, and fear. Every advance toward my dream for my family is taken away by tax increases, insurance increases, and lack of business.
With that said, this has been a year of evaluation for me. I have had plenty of time to think about what means the most to me. I have had plenty of time to reflect on my past. I have witnessed the destruction of families and friendships all with one common denominator – MONEY. From all this, I have come to the conclusion that many times people live their lives like they are climbing a mountain. The mountain I speak of refers to the uphill battle for material things.
What am I talking about you ask? Well relax, I'll tell ya. You see, many people I know go through a life of acquisition with no regard to those around them, myself included. They feel the need to acquire things. And when those things get boring, it's off to find bigger and better things. They want the biggest house, the best cars, supersized plasma screen televisions, boats, etc. You get the picture. The rat race of acquisition is often times their main focus. All of these things bring joy, I cannot lie, but they just don't add value to a person's life.
If you really want to know what's important in life, ask a senior citizen. Ask someone who has lost their home. Ask someone who has lost a loved one. Ask a parent who has buried their child. I don't mean to be so glum, but I am trying to make a point; that point being, why climb the mountain at all. Why do all the acquiring of "things" just to have to sell it off at a loss, or give it away because you can't afford to keep it on your way down the mountain? Every one of those people I mention above would say the same thing…. I wish I shared more, cared more, and loved more, with the people that meant the most to me.
I say, the secret is to walk around that mountain holding the hands of the ones you love. Skip all of the material acquisitions and just collect the love and joy of your dearest friends and family. Give of yourself to them. Be available to your spouse and children when they need you. Build friendships that last more than a lifetime. Focus on those that matter most to you, and leave the rest to climb the mountain alone. You'll find that you will become part of a new crowd – a crowd that loves to gather and celebrate family, fun, and the joys life has to offer. What better place to join this crowd then at Disney World, "The happiest place on earth".
This year I need the "Magic of Disney" more than ever. I will breath in every scent, I will admire every color, and I will hear every note. I will walk not in front of my children, but just behind. I will let them lead the way. I will give them memories of love, togetherness, and family. I will fill their vacation with smiles, hugs, and laughter they will never forget. When my wife and I are at Disney World this Christmas, we will be giving our children the best gift we could ever give them without any expense at all…ourselves.
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FAQs about the Intensive English Program
Q: What is the Intensive English Program?
A: The Intensive English Program (IEP) is a full-time program of English instruction for international students or U.S. residents who wish to improve their English. The IEP prepares students for university level academic work in English. The program is also appropriate for those who wish to improve their English for professional, business or personal reasons.
Q: How much does it cost?
A: Please see the Program Dates & Costs page.
Q: Do I have to study full time?
A: The Intensive English Program (IEP) is a full-time program of English instruction for international students or U.S. residents who wish to improve their English. The IEP prepares students for university level academic work in English. The program is also appropriate for those who wish to improve their English for professional, business or personal reasons.
Q: How many students do you have in each class?
A: On average, there are 12 to 15 students in a class. The students are from many different nationalities.
Q: When do classes meet?
A: During the academic year, classes meet Monday through Friday from 1:00 to 5:20 pm, with a break from 2:50 to 3:00 pm. In the summer, classes meet Monday through Friday from 10:00 am to 2:20 pm, with a break from 11:50 am to 12:30 pm. Class times are subject to change. There are 80 hours of instruction every month.
Q: How does the program work?
A: The IEP focuses on developing each language skill in progression: Listening, Reading, Writing, and, the final level, Immersion. Immersion encompasses all skill areas: speaking, listening, reading and writing. Immersion prepares students for academic study at the university.
Note: Students who complete one full semester of Immersion in good standing may be exempted from UWM's standardized English test requirement (TOEFL or IELTS) for international undergraduate admission.
A series of placement tests are given at the beginning of the program to determine which skill the student needs to work on. Students are tested every month to assess progress. When sufficient progress is made, the student moves to the next level. Depending on a student's proficiency in English when the student starts the IEP, a student may spend 2 to 3 months or more in Listening, Reading and Writing; and 4 months in Immersion.
Q: What happens in the classes?
A: Each class focuses on a specific skill. As a student progresses in the program, he or she adds new skills while continuing to work on the previous skill. For example, in Writing class, a student will spend 3 class hours a day participating in a variety of writing activities; for example, working on verb tenses, sentence boundaries and transitions in writing; reading an essay and writing a response; and writing in-class essays. In Immersion all skills (listening, reading, writing and speaking) are integrated, and the focus is on preparing the student for university level academic study. All students choose an elective class at the beginning of each week. The list of elective classes may change from week to week and can include choices such as Cinema, Pronunciation, TOEFL Preparation, Grammar, or Independent Study. A student may attend a different elective class every week or the student can continue with the same elective if it is offered.
Every month students are tested to see how they are progressing. At that time, a student who scores 70% may move to a higher level.
Q: What are the teachers like?
A: All the teachers are qualified with a Master's degree in ESL or a related field and have many years of experience in teaching English as a Second Language. Some teachers have lived and taught English overseas.
Q: Can I use university facilities, such as the library and the sports center?
A: Of course! The IEP is part of UWM and is located on the campus. Every IEP student is issued a university student ID card and can use all the facilities available to students: the Norris Health Center, Klotsche Sports Center, Library, computer centers and wireless access, university email, and so on. There is also a free shuttle service, called BOSS, available in the evenings for students going to destinations near the university. IEP students, like other UWM students, can get a Milwaukee Country Transit System bus pass, UPASS, during the UWM academic sessions. Access to these services and facilities is covered by the university fee.
Q: When can I start?
A: New students can join the program at the beginning of any session. See the Program Dates & Costs page. It is also possible to join the program for one or two months. Just be sure to apply and pay a deposit well in advance, at least two months before the start of the session. Download application materials for this web page.
Q: Can you help me to get a student visa?
A: The IEP will issue an I-20 for a prospective student who submits a completed and signed application, provides a financial statement and pays the required deposit. The U.S. Embassy or Consulate in the student's home country will examine the I-20 as part of the application for a U.S. visa. The student should be able to clearly explain why he or she is coming to the U.S. to study English and how English will be useful when the student returns to his or her home country.
Q: Are there computer labs available to ESL students?
A: Yes, there are computer stations, labs and wireless service available throughout the UWM campus. IEP students have their own UWM email account and can easily access the Internet.
Q: What is the standardized English test requirement for admission to UW-Milwaukee?
A: UWM accepts both TOEFL and IELTS scores.
English Proficiency Requirements
The Center for International Education can provide complete information on international admissions.
ESL to UWM: Students who complete one full semester of the most advanced level (Immersion) of the Intensive English Program in good standing (with a grade of B minus (B-) or better) meet the English proficiency requirement for admission to undergraduate study.
English Language Proficiency Required for Undergraduate Graduate Study
You can be admitted to UWM if you do not meet the minimum English proficiency requirements.
Undergraduate Conditional Admission: If you received a TOEFL score of less than 497 (paper-based)/ 60 (internet-based) or an IELTS score below 4.9, you can be conditionally admitted to UWM, but you will be required to satisfy one of the following requirements prior to becoming eligible to enroll in academic courses:
- Submit a TOEFL score of 520 (paper-based) or 68 (internet-based) or better; or an IELTS score of 5.5 or better.
- Successful completion of one semester of full-time study of the UWM Intensive English Program Immersion class with a grade of B minus (B-) or higher.
Undergraduate Dual Admission: If you received a TOEFL score between 500-519 (paper-based) or 61-67 (internet-based); or an IELTS score of 5.0, you will be admitted to UWM, and will be allowed to register for part-time academic courses (maximum of six credits). You must also enroll part-time in the Intensive English Program (non-credit) until you demonstrate your English language proficiency by submitting a TOEFL score of 520 or 68, or an IELTS score of 5.5.
If you do not meet the minimum English proficiency requirements, you may be granted dual admission.
Graduate Dual Admission: If you have submitted a TOEFL score between 520 and 549 (paper-based), 68-78 (Internet-based) or an IELTS score between 6 and 6.5, you will be eligible to enroll in six credits of academic coursework and you will also be required to enroll in an ESL course (credit or non-credit). You must demonstrate your English language proficiency by submitting a TOEFL score of 550 or 79, or an IELTS score of 6.5, within three semesters of initial enrollment at UWM.
For complete information on English proficiency for admission for graduate study, visit the Center for International Education's Graduate Application Requirements for international applicants.
Where can I get more information about the Intensive English Program?
Contact the ESL Programs Office by email: email@example.com; telephone: +1-414-229-5757; or fax: +1-414-229-6258.
The ESL program provides me many creative and interesting courses. In here, not only can I improve my English ability but I can also know more about American culture and society.
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WEIRTON - Angela Shannon Jones and Kevin Joseph Knopf were united in marriage at 4:30 p.m. on Oct. 20 at Lakeview Golf Resort and Spa in Morgantown. Bill Case, friend of the couple, officiated the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Ron and Gale Jones and Bambi and Bob Rosohac, all of Weirton.
The groom is the son of Ruth Knopf of Trafford, Pa., and Rick and Susan Knopf of Lower Burrell, Pa.
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Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Knopf
Jessica Rosohac, sister of the bride, served as maid of honor. Shuntae McKelvin was the matron of honor. Matt Knopf, brother of the groom, was the best man, and James Jones, brother of the bride, was the groomsman.
The reception was held in the Reflections Ballroom at Lakeview. The couple will honeymoon in Costa Rica in March.
The bride is a graduate of Weir High School and West Virginia University. She works as the news service coordinator for WVU Healthcare and Health Sciences.
The groom is a graduate of Norwin High School and is enrolled at WVU. He is employed by TeleTech.
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400 Cedar Street • P.O. Box 475 • Baldwin, WI 54002-0475 • (715) 684-3813
Thursday August 01, 2013
All ages are welcome for a free swim from 5-7pm! Meet us at the Baldwin Pool, located outside near the high school, on the northeast side behind the little white bldg. Address is 1000 13th Ave., and phone is 715-684-2994. There is a separate shallow pool for younger kids or adults who want to just stick their toes in, and a larger pool.
Our friends from the Woodville Library will be joining us too!
Tuesday August 06, 2013
For younger kids, at the same time as the Duct Tape Crafts for grades 5 and up.
With Rochel from the Greenhouse.
Special event designed for grades 6-12. Try out these fun projects!
Note: Date was changed from July 30th, and book was changed from the Fifth Wave, which we decided was inappropriate for this age group.
Discuss the book with friends over snacks, then you can keep it! Book is The City of Ember by Jeanne DuPrau and will be handed out ahead of time. This exciting story is set in the year 2041, as twelve-year-old Lina trades jobs on Assignment Day to be a Messenger to run to new places in her decaying but beloved city, perha
Wednesday August 07, 2013
Special Program for our Summer Reading program.
Wed. Aug. 7thm, 10:30am, final event: Special Guest Jim Birkel, "The Mad Scientist", brings a show of exciting experiments kids can help with, involving volcanoes, underground creatures, tectonic plates, and digging. Prizes will be drawn. All ages, whole family.
Thursday August 08, 2013
Join members of the local Historical Society at History Night, the second Thursday of each month in the Baldwin Library History Room. Come with any history questions or just talk about what interests you. Get assistance with searching of family history, or learn the new microfilm scanning machine. Maybe you can identify the folks in some old pictures we have!
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165 Cinnamon Beach, 6th Floor, HDTV, Wifi, Sleeps 8 in Palm Coast
- bedrooms 3
- baths 3
- sleeps 8
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Cinnamon Beach
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 725 - $ 1,500 / week
$ 2,000 - $ 6,000 / month
Palm Coast Condo deals
stays between: 4/21/14 & 6/7/14
deal expires in: 26 days
2014 Sale - Special 10% Off Discount!
Get 10% off when you book a rental through April 21, 2014 - June 7, 2014. Call us and mention code "Rebook10". Or, go to our web site at VacationRentalPros. com and enter "Rebook10" into the check out. Hurry! Limited time offer!
- $258 $232/night (10% off)
deal# DBB664
vacation rental description
Stunning from the start, this penthouse condo will continue to win you over during any stay. Cathedral ceilings above and tile floors below frame a gorgeous interior. Top quality furnishings, great provisions and perfect cleanliness keep you always comfortable.
Cathedral ceilings above and tile floors below frame a gorgeous interior that's open-plan throughout the massive living area. Outside there's a 400 square foot balcony on which you'll likely want to enjoy each of your meals. It's definitely the best spot to enjoy your unbelievably views - golf course in front and all ocean behind.
Just a quick trip to the local supermarket and you'll be set to enjoy perfect meals out on your balcony. A gourmet's kitchen does its part to impress, with granite counters, endless cupboard and an ocean view, too. Restaurants are, of course, plentiful nearby.
With three bedrooms and three bathrooms, you can imagine the utter peace and quiet to be had at Cinnamon Beach. Everyone can sleep in to their own schedule and get ready for a perfect day as they please.
Guests at Cinnamon Beach 165 are spoiled with a king bed in the master suite, and queen and two twins in the other bedrooms. They all have great closet space and top quality linens. A living room sleeper sofa extends your space to sleep 8 guests totals.
Enjoy not only included wireless Internet, but 250 cable channels and a seriously impressive long-distance plan: unlimited free calls anywhere in the U.S. and Canada. (Make new friends if your existing ones get sick of talking to you!)
To extend the party, simply book this unit with up to two others on the same floor. Cinnamon Beach 161, and 163 are available for joint bookings. Cinnamon Beach is a gated resort complex, affording you great peace of mind. A friendly and very helpful staff are always available to answer questions or point you in the right direction.
Two heated pools are on site - one for adults and the other for families. Parents with kids love letting their little ones enjoy pools as much as they're able, without fear of upsetting other guests. A mini water park, the kids' "Splash Zone", will encourage the kid in anyone. With a zero-slope entry, this is the perfect vacation on which to teach your little ones to swim.
A great launching pad for a world of Florida attractions, we're happy to recommend days or afternoons out both nearby and slightly further afield. St. Augustine is a must and the immediate area is a golfer's paradise.
The Cinnamon Beach resort boasts 2 1/2 miles of private beach, an amazing ocean-front heated pool for adults, a second large heated pool for families with a gradual "zero" slope entrance for kids, a water "splash zone" for kids, a fitness center, a recreation center, a snack bar, a game room, and a selection of picturesque walking and jogging trails.
Our luxury condo is nestled among the immaculate fairways of the Ocean Hammock Resort in the exclusive gated community of Cinnamon Beach. (Good news, as a Publix Grocery store is right outside the resort.) The Ocean Hammock Golf Club is also known as 'The Pebble Beach of the East'. Minutes away from Ocean Hammock is access to the Intercoastal waterway and 6 more challenging golf courses.
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contact owner for availability
Steve Milo, www.vacationrentalpros.com (855) 209-9595
condo rental amenities
- Coffee Maker
- Cookware
- Dishwasher
- Full Kitchen
- Ice Maker
- Microwave
- Oven
- Refrigerator
- Stove
- Toaster
- Trash Compactor
- Utensils
- Cable Television
- CD Player
- DVD Player
- Television
- Wireless Internet
- Ceiling Fans
- Central Air
- Ironing Board
- Linens
- Washer & Dryer
activities and attractions in Palm Coast Atlantic Coast North
- Balcony
- Beach Walking
- Bicycle
- Biking
- Boating
- Deck
- Deep Sea Fishing
- Fishing
- Golf Courses
- Hiking Trails
- Hot Tub
- Jet Ski Rental
- Ocean Kayaking
- Patio
- Pool
- Shared Swimming Pool
- Sight-Seeing
- Sound/Bay Fishing
- Surf Fishing
- Surfing
- Swimming
- Walkway to Water
- Wildlife Viewing
- Wind Surfing
- 83 miles to Orlando, FL
- 30 miles - Daytona Airport (DAB)
- 75 miles Jacksonville Airport (JAX)
- 90 miles - Orlando Airport (MCO)
- Jacksonville Stadium (Jaguars)
- Kennedy Space Center
- Marine Land
- St Augustine Historic Town
- Palm Coast, Florida
- Beach
- Kids Games
- Library
- Miniature Golf
- Movie Theatre
- Park
- Playground
- Outlet Shopping
- Area Fitness Center
- Craft Shopping
- Medical Services Nearby
- Nearby Grocery
- Shopping
- Exceptional Sunrises
- Exceptional Views
- Near Beach
vacation rental rates
Rate Table:
Tip: To get the lowest weekly or monthly rates, arrive on a Saturday.
Dates~ Nightly~ Weekly~ Monthly
Mar 1, 2013-May 31, 2013~ $122-$200~ $725-$1095~ $3387-$3387
Jun 1, 2013-Aug 31, 2013~ $150-$395~ $895-$1500~ $4403-$6000
Sep 1, 2013-Nov 30, 2013~ $125-$150~ $750-$895~ $2000-$2200
Dec 1, 2013-Feb 28, 2014~ $125-$250~ $750-$1295~ $2184-$3276
Mar 1, 2014-May 31, 2014~ $125-$200~ $750-$1095~ $3399-$4636
Prices exclude taxes & fees. Regular rates exclude any special online savings. Monthly rates are based on a 30 day month.
Steve Milo, www.vacationrentalpros.com (855) 209-9595
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Palm Coast
- Beach
- Pool
- Golf
- Sight Seeing
- Surfing
Top things to do on a budget
- Swimming
- Biking
- Fishing
- Shelling
- Snorkeling
Top things to do with a family
- Museum
- Wildlife Viewing
- Movie Theaters
- Restaurants
- Shopping
Steve Milo, www.vacationrentalpros.com , owner


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FC Augsburg v Mainz: Preview
Mainz coach Thomas Tuchel is wary of underestimating Augsburg despite their lowly position in the Bundesliga table.
While Mainz are pressing for a place in Europe tomorrow's hosts are battling a relegation scrap that they have at least started to show signs of winning in the past month.
Second-bottom Augsburg are unbeaten since the winter break with five points from a possible nine in the new year and, while they remain well behind automatic safety, the relegation play-off place is well within their sights.
Tuchel is therefore set to take no chances at the SGL Arena where he will be able to call on topscorer Adam Szalai following suspension.
``There are easier assignments,'' he told reporters.
``They're very united, they trust their coach and now they have hope that they can really make use of the second half of the season.
``It will be a tough game because patience will be called for. It looks like being cold as well so all our character will be called upon.''
Mainz were thumped 3-0 by leaders Bayern Munich last weekend to dent their European ambitions.
Szalai is, however, back in the mix having scored 11 goals in his past 19 Bundesliga appearances.
The visitors will be without influential midfielder Nicolai Muller who is suspended while Niko Bungert and Maxim Choupo-Moting remain sidelined.
Augsburg coach Markus Weinzierl will wait on left-back Matthias Ostrzolek, who was suffering with a cold late in the week, as he looks to continue his side's recent form.
``We want to continue our positive run and win the game,'' he told the club's official website.
``We can go into the game with confidence.
``We have stabilised in recent games and if we are bold and aggressive and defend well again we can keep the pressure on.''


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I happen to love storms and the only thing I didnt get a chance to get any of the pea sized hail that we had lambaste our window but I got awesome shots of the clouds and I do have an eleven and a half minute video of the storm but unfortunately the footage is too long but you can see the full album on my facebook page. all 48 pictures are there. These are just 3 of the pictures I took. I was outside on my front porch when these pictures were take and then I moved outside around a few of the houses to get some of the other shots taken. I hope one day they will have a link where they can post links for viewing albums.
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by Mark Ritchie
Summer 2001
One early morning last spring, my half-asleep eyes caught the opening lines of a letter in my local newspaper.
"I am a farmer. I knew that since I was 5. I grow crops. The land I farm also grows butterflies, birds, earthworms and wildflowers, or at least I think it is supposed to. Right now I am having trouble figuring out what kind of farmer I am or should be. This question is not just for me but for you. I am concerned that there is no room for bluebirds and butterflies in big, precision, genetically-modified agriculture."
The letter, from a family farmer named Michael Klingelhutz, went on to describe one of the many destructive aspects of industrial biotechnological agriculture: the destruction of vital habitat for wildlife.
He wrote about the importance of milkweed as the sole habitat for monarch butterfly caterpillars and about how, before the advent of new biotech soybean and corn crops, he had "raised a good crop of monarchs" as part of his farming. But in the late 1990s, "Roundup Ready genetically engineered soybeans became widely available. Roundup herbicide kills everything green except the soybeans with the genetic alteration."
The farmer eventually realized that more than just his milkweeds had disappeared - so had the monarchs.
"My milkweeds are gone. My neighbor's milkweeds are gone. Farmers using Roundup Ready genetics in soybeans, cotton, corn and sugar beets are eradicating milkweed from their fields nationwide, forcing the monarch butterflies to lay their eggs on milkweed in field borders and ditches."
The purpose of most biotechnology in crop farming is to kill all plants and insects except the single, genetically-engineered crop the biotechnology is designed to protect. The two major biotech crops in use today, accounting for 90 percent of genetically engineered acres in the United States, are Roundup Ready crops (like soybeans), mentioned in farmer Klingelhutz's letter, and Bt crops, short for Bacillus thuringiensis, like Bt corn.
Monsanto Corporation's Roundup Ready crops have been manipulated to contain a special gene that makes them immune to damage from very high doses of Monsanto's Roundup herbicide. Roundup kills essentially every green thing in sight except crops injected with the special gene.


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The color green is everywhere: the runways, makeup, jewelry. Mila Kunis us how to wear it, for real, at the Golden Globes, as did Angelina Jolie, with those gorgeous stones dangling from her ear lobes.
No doubt, the vibrant hue is making a big splash in the interior design world and appearing in all the latest spring trends and fabrics.
One of our favorite emerald accessories this year is the lastest addition to the Thorny Rose wines portfolio, Pinot Grigio. Launching this month, it's a complex wine with notes of ripe peach, lemon and cream – making it a delicious way to celebrate St. Patrick's Day and beyond.


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Life is brilliant when you get up in the morning and head to penthouse suite of the best hotel. You drape your bathrobe over the towel-heated rack as you sit in the tub and relax. After relaxing for some time, you pour yourself into that soft silky dress that cost as a little over a grand. The blue color matches your eyes as you flash at yourself in the mirror. Then your handsome date walks in to lavish you with jewels. With diamonds dripping around your neck like ice, you receive a shiver up your spine. The good life is there and you have it.
It is shame that some women miss the magic, because they do not think they have the means or time to have this kind of life. Beverly Hills can look great with the right view and man behind you. One that is handsome and lavishes you good times and a life like this, well, he is out there. One that is just what you are longing for, and who can laugh with you. A guy that bores you with how he is trying to figure out his lame life, and get his credit score up is so yesterday's news. He has been traded in for a well-built sugar daddy.
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Added Power And Performance. This Cervini Ram Air Kit has been proven (using an on-board diagnostic system) to increase 1/4 mile performance resulting in lower ET's. You will experience better throttle response, and an increase in horsepower starting at 40 mph, all with no computer re-tuning required.
Application. This Cervini "Ram Air Kit" is designed for use on any 1987 to 1993 LX 5.0, GT or SVT Cobra Mustang with a Cervini Mach 1 Style Ram Air Hood (part# 101) installed. Cervini hood sold separately.
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With hundreds of good-paying jobs dependent on the continued operation of two, large coal-fired electrical generating plants in Marquette, we hope whoever President Obama choses to replace Lisa Jackson at the Environmental Protection Agency is someone who will consider alternatives to the agency's recent posture toward coal.
Jackson, it seemed to many, appeared to enjoy the role she played in the Obama Administration, a role which saw EPA become all but hostile toward coal mining.
A plentiful resource that we don't have to fight wars to secure, coal should be a significant part of any national, comprehensive policy on energy.
Regrettably, that hasn't happened and the United States continues to fight endless wars to hang on to oil reserves that aren't even ours.
We have never believed that coal is the answer to all of the nation's energy questions. But it certainly should be a part of the discission.
The president should realize this.


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Nambu Foundation
The Nambu Foundation is a non-profit organization which allows outstanding undergraduate and graduate students to participate in a two month internship at a Japanese company. The internship provides the student with valuable opportunities to learn Japanese business practices and to receive on-the-job-training. Since the start of the program in 1987, over 250 students have had the unique experience of working for a Japanese company.
160,000 yen/month allowance; round-trip economy airfare between the U.S. and Japan up to $1,000; company-sponsored housing; work-related travel expenses.
The internship program is open to graduate students and selected undergraduate students (normally junior or above) studying in the United States. We welcome students of all majors who have a sincere interest in Japan.
Conversational Japanese is a must. Fluency in Japanese is highly recommended for a successful internship.
Application materials must be postmarked on or before January 31, 2006.
Application form
Personal statement (approximately 500 words)
Sealed undergraduate and graduate transcripts
One faculty appraisal/recommendation
Two passport photos (for visa applications)
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I agree with the adage that suggests "luck is where hard work meets opportunity."
It was coined by a first-century Roman philosopher named Seneca, but I always attribute it to former Blackhawk Richie Preston. It's more colorful that way and it's a way to keep the name of one of the hardest-working Hawks ever alive.
These Hawks are hard workers. They dutifully have taken their lunch pails to work and have prevailed in back-to-back multiple-overtime playoff games. Bravo.
It's accurate, however, to suggest the Blackhawks are lucky to be up a game in their Stanley Cup Final against Boston.
As much as anything, the Bruins refused to win it. They had odd-man breaks. They had two power play chances in extra sessions, both courtesy of too many men on the ice violations.
It should have ended late in the second OT, but Zdeno Chara's blast that ricocheted off Jaromir Jagr's skate drew iron. Boston's best chance came when Kaspars Daugavins was unchallenged right in front of Corey Crawford, who was down and vulnerable.
Instead of sending a tired United Center crowd home with long faces, Daugavins couldn't muster a shot on a sprawling Crawford. The winger's miss was reminiscent of those frequently seen in the 30-and-over, beer-and-pizza league at Homewood-Flossmoor.
The Hawks also caught a break when Nathan Horton, the playoffs No.2 point producer, left with an injury.
I'm not suggesting it's a tainted victory. No such thing in the playoffs. The Blackhawks played well, but they were as lucky as they were good.
No.1 Star: Again, it was Crawford. The Hawks' goaltender upstaged Jonathan Quick in the Western finals and he's out of the gate quickly to do the same thing against Tuukka Rask, who shut out the high-scoring Penguins twice in the Bruins' sweep of the Eastern finals.
Blueline blues: There's no other way to say it — the Blackhawks' defensemen were more of a detriment than an asset in Game 1. Brent Seabrook looked sedated, tripping and falling (again) and making Duncan Keith work even harder than Joel Quenneville wants him to. Niklas Hjalmarsson wasn't good either.
Shawmania: Andrew Shaw's redirect of a redirect that won it will be what everybody remembers, but Shaw's heads-up play and setup for Dave Bolland's first postseason goal was huge. It cut the deficit to 3-2 and gave the team a lift it desperately needed nearing the middle of the third period.
Shaw's boyish smile (chocolate milk mustache included), guts against larger men and potty mouth this spring have ensured his No.65 sweater will be a hot item when Hawks fans gear up for next season.
Calling our captain: In 18 games, Jonathan Toews has one goal. Somebody should tell the 2010 Conn Smythe winner this isn't what the marketing department had in mind when it approved the slogan.
Toews does many wonderful things, but scoring needs to be among them. He's paid well and he's the captain. Put the puck in the net. And get off the ice when your replacement has jumped over the boards.
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Reed High School senior Adriana Newell has come to accept constantly being busy. Whether it's keeping up with a difficult class schedule, planning community service projects for Leadership class or training for the upcoming track and field season, Newell said being involved in the school has presented many opportunities.
"From being at this school, I think you learn to get involved and I think being in high school its up to you to make it fun," Newell said. "I think trying to be a part of student council you have to really try to be involved and get to the outcome you want when you graduate. I think getting involved has really defined a lot in high school because being the voice for your class for four years is pretty fun. You meet a lot of friends and you have a lot of ties to people and it's just fun. You have to make it fun yourself."
Newell's role as captain of the varsity track team has helped propel her search for an athletic scholarship to compete at the college level. She has a busy month ahead as she plans to visit Arizona State University this month and the University of California at Berkeley on Nov. 3.
"The whole scholarship search and taking all my visits is getting kind of stressful, but I think I will start applying after I take all of my visits," she said, adding that the University of Nevada, Reno is also on her list of schools, but won't satisfy her desire to travel. "There is no reason not to take opportunities that are out of state and try to see where I can go with that."
Newell said she will sign her letter of intent in February, a moment she anxiously awaits so she can run her senior track season with "the least amount of stress possible."
Newell, who is the defending state champion in the 100 meters, said she plans to pursue a career in the medical field when she enters college and ultimately would like to study oncology, preferably with children. She said such a career would accomplish two of her life's passions.
"I've always wanted to work with kids and my grandpa has passed away from cancer so I would like to be a pediatric oncologist or somewhere in that area," she said.
The passing of Newell's grandfather made for a stressful summer. Amidst her rehab from an injury at the state track and field championships and preparing for the National Junior Olympics in Texas, her family traveled to Virginia to attend the funeral. She said with so much going on she was unable to compete at the level she had hoped.
Newell said the stress of having so much going on can sometimes be overbearing, but she relies on her family and close friends to keep her on track.
"I don't think I have found out my secret to handling stress because sometimes it is a lot, but I am pretty organized and I try to know what I am doing all the time," she said. "I have a friend who is the vice president and I try to feed off her in whatever we are doing that moment. It works out pretty well and my brother is really supportive and he will help me with my homework. So I have a really good support system."
Newell is currently planning community service projects for her classes, including work with the Food Bank of Northern Nevada and the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.
A project currently inside the school is raising money by selling "yuda bands" to help a local child battle a life-threatening disease.
"His sister goes here and his family graduated from here so its all based on Reed. So I thought we definitely need to do something to help them out," she said.
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AUSTIN -- This weekend the Austin City Council will proclaim June 22 Love Your Rescue Pet Day.
In celebration of the special day honoring rescue animals, the Austin Humane Society will offer free adoptions in addition to fun activities.
"Love Your Rescue Pet Day is a great way to celebrate every organization in Austin that rescues animals in need," says Frances Jonon, AHS Executive Director. "This Saturday is a perfect opportunity to take home a loving shelter dog or cat and experience for yourself the joy that comes from adopting."
All adoptions will be free. Potential adopters will be required to fill out an adoption application and screenings will proceed as normal. Adoption counselors will be on hand to assist potential adopters.
AHS will have a photo booth on site to allow adopters and their new furry friends to pose together. The photos will be free to AHS adopters and available for download.
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A shelter in place order due to chemicals in the air after last week's Paulsboro train derailment have forced an open house scheduled for Tuesday night to be postponed, authorities say.
Word came by way of a news release attributed to the Joint Information Center and issued on the U.S. Coast Guard's website Tuesday afternoon.
"A shelter in place ordered in Paulsboro Township Monday evening remains in effect, after air monitoring taken overnight continued to register elevated levels," the release states. "As a result, the community open house and town council meeting scheduled for this evening at Paulsboro High School has been postponed."
Coast Guard Capt. Kathy Moore, with the Unified Command, is quoted in the news release as giving the following explanation: "We want to make sure the residents of Paulsboro have an opportunity to speak one on one with the experts to get the information they need. But we want to do it at a time when we can be confident that there is a minimal likelihood that any of the people who need information will be subject to a shelter in place order this evening."
Authorities say they working closely with Borough of Paulsboro officials to keep the community affected by the derailment informed.
They're also urging residents to register to receive Gloucester County emergency alerts by visiting the county's website, and selecting the "Alerts" tab. There are two alert systems residents should register for; one for voice and one for text.
Those who have questions or who feel they have been affected by the derailment should call 1-800-230-7049 for assistance.
Residents have been urged since Sunday night to keep their windows closed after detecting unsafe air levels. An evacuation order is in effect for an area closer to the scene.
At two separate times Monday air-quality reports indicated higher levels of airborne chemicals.
Still, the U.S. Coast Guard assured FOX 29 that although the toxic chemical was in the air it was not threatening level. Authorities believe the warmer temperatures could be playing into the problem.
As for the quality of the water, the Coast Guard says that water samples are being sent to a lab.
The postponement of the open house is likely to further frustrate some residents in Paulsboro, particularly those in an evacuation zone near the derailment scene.
Some have expressed displeasure with the overall level of communication they're receiving.
FOX spoke with one woman who lives two blocks from the derailed train. She said she doesn't understand why she hasn't been evacuated and how authorities decided who should stay and who should go.
FOX 29's Stephanie Esposito spoke to state Assemblyman John Burzichelli on Tuesday morning about the latest developments. He told Stephanie that a barge is due to arrive Tuesday from New York. The process of removing the cars will begin, but before that can even happen, members of the NTSB have to go down to the scene of the accident.
He also told Stephanie that there are approximately 1,000 gallons of chemicals left in the compromised rail car.
While crews work to clean up the mess, kids attending schools in Paulsboro will have the rest of the week off. School officials say they are following the recommendation of emergency response teams.
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THE MOVING SIDEWALKS, the psychedelic blues rock band that BILLY GIBBONS led before ZZ Top, will be reuniting for a show at the Austin Psych Fest in Austin, TX Saturday April 28th at Carson Creek Ranch. Tickets and info here
Sharp Dressed Men Of ZZ TOP Billy Gibbons, Dusty Hill And Frank Beard 'InTheStudio' For 10x Platinum Album Eliminator 30th Anniversary.
Dallas, TX - MARCH 18, 2013. North American syndicated Rock radio show and website InTheStudio: The Stories Behind History's Greatest Rock Bands goes to Houston, Texas via Memphis Tennessee for the 30th anniversary of the ten million selling album Eliminator from ZZ Top. The little ole band from Texas carved out a unique niche in 1970s rock, but it would be the March 1983 release of Eliminator that would take ZZ Top from 'bad and nationwide' to international super stars. The introduction of synthesizers had actually occurred on ZZ Top's 1981 album El Loco, but the sound was perfected along with their songwriting on Eliminator which delivered three hits "Gimme All Your Lovin'", "Sharp Dressed Man", and "Legs". Billy Gibbons tells host Redbeard why Memphis was such an important place for ZZ Top to record many of their most popular albums.
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THE MOVING SIDEWALKS, the psychedelic blues rock band that BILLY GIBBONS lead before ZZ Top, will be reuniting for a show at BB King Blues Club in New York March 30. Read more to find out how to get your tickets!
ZZ Top's best-selling album, Eliminator, came out 30 years ago, and iHeartRadio is celebrating the record's anniversary in the best way possible - by hooking you up with a '33 Ford Coupe like the one on the album cover!
The hot rod comes equipped with a limited-edition La Futura guitar and the band's full music catalog, including their new album, La Futura. And in addition to the car, which will be given to you personally by ZZ Top, you and a guest will get flown out to a stop on ZZ Top's 2013 tour, sit front row at the show, and meet the band backstage.
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Did I read that right? FREE? Well that's a good start capcom after the abomination in terms of DLC that was Street Fighter X Tekken...
I miss the old megaman days on my NES. truly nostalgic.
Street Fighter X Megaman Bosses weaknesses>
Get it here ^_^
Great game! Especially if your into old school 8-bit games. The game is a pretty decent tribute to the Mega Man and Street Fight series!
Check out my vid on it!
Games like that were fun when thats all there were, but I just cant bring myself to play an 8 bit platformer....nostalgia or not...just doesnt do it for me.
This game was totally made in game Maker. When an error occurs, it shows the game maker error window, if you open it in resource hacker, it has the same resources found in all game maker games.
Game's fun. It even has depth with secrets and hidden bosses.
wonder if i can play this on my android tablet
Been palying this via my usb snes pad bought of ebay for a fiver..win win.
Dude this is this awesome !!!
wow, that sound reminds me old good ziliton console games :)
Yeah they're just testing it out. Peeps want a new Mega Man game, but Capcom wants to make money. They want to see if there's still enough gamers interested in the Blue Bomber. Plus, doing it in 8-bit they won't lose a lot of money if it doesn't sell.
Maybe if this sells well, the Mega Man fans might get a full fledged Mega Man release. Unfortunately, I don't think there's enough support for Mega Man anymore, but we shall see.
Seriously, Capcom? Is this the BEST you can come up with now? Cross-overs that don't make ANY sense at all? Mega Man Vs. Street Fighter? Come on! Revive MMX or something realistic but this?!? This is ridiculous. ~_~
People aren't doing enough with the platformer genre. We see new fps and action games all the time and the fighting game genre has matured and become quite advanced, but platformers are still primarily seen as kids games with not a lot of hardcore developers willing to make a platformer, and not many hardcore gamers willing to play one. Many indie developers are making platform games, and hopefully one day they will be seen as a genre on the same level as fps, action and fighting games.
Um, can we get this on consoles or at least on the Vita?!
So will I be able to play this on my NES?
o snap! its a throwback attack!
Is this a joke?
People this game is not about having the latest in graphics or anything of that sort. This game is about reliving the retro days of the late 80's and early 90's when games were hard, rewarding and Mega Man was at his best. .
You had me at FREE..... (tear).
@erix43 You are young and ignorant. You do not have to be a hipster to enjoy a retro style game. Also these games "Battlefield 3, Fall Out 3" are new but do not have the best replay ability or gameplay value. Learn to troll and grow up.
Don't know about the graphics. At least its free so I suppose have no right to complain.
You mean... you mean this is a Capcom crossover, but it's NOT another fighting game?
why does Megaman get damaged when he touches any enemy?
..ohh this looks awesome by the way
10/10 game of the year
so this is pc only?? no ios, xbox live or psn??
I wish they would make another MegaMan X
The next Megaman game should be done in the style of Vanquish....
OMG that looks totally frikking wicked!!!!
Blast that fool!!!
@Nietzschie666 Go play your CoD then
Btw, I just made this post laying in bed using the Wii U gamepad. Sweeeeeet!
oh, it's fee, even more so for all the fans to pick it up. Think you guys should be posting this all over the net if you're serious about wanting a new Mega Man game.
@regix416_basic dude chill. they are just testing the waters. support the cause and download the game, play open minded, and reminisce. if it does well, you might just get what you asked for. don't be a hater. be a fan.
@regix416_basic Seriously, you sound like a moron. First of all, the game is free. FREE!! not to mention most megaman fans are also capcom fans as well and to them, this is a dream come true. megaman has been in many fighting game crossovers with street fighter characters but now the tables are turned and its street fighters that are now in a megaman game, that's awesome and you sound like a brat.
What doesn't make any sense at all is that you don't like crossovers that don't make any sense at all. This is a crossover that fans have yearned for for a millennium. Next Crossover should be: Street Fighter X Mario.
@0x0100 Platformers suck
@Double_Wide i would be so happy this came to vita
I don't think anyone's making NEs games anymore......
Except you do not appear to be able to platform as Ryu, only Mega Man. Is Street Fighter X Mario next?!?
Yeah, getting damaged when touching an enemy is an old cliche from the early years of video games. Why don't they just animate the enemy punching you or something, so you at least know why your character is taking damage from touching an enemy? It's especially annoying in games like Kirby where you often want to get close to attack. But, the old Mega Man games used this cliche and so does this because it's in the style of the old Mega Man games.
Wow, long comment.
@folklorico Well this is not entirely a Capcom made game, its a fan made version. So yeah its programming does have limitation, but we will see what Capcom decided to do with it, its still not entirely their game, you know.
An HD Mega Man in that style would be sight to see. Mega Man X might be more suited to that style, though.
@Nietzschie666 @0x0100 Seriosuly?!? YOU should play Mario! The origin of the best game ever made!